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Link ECU G5 Plug-In ECU – Toyota 86 / GT86, Subaru BRZ, Scion FR-S (FA20)

Link ECU G5 Plug-In ECU – Toyota 86 / GT86, Subaru BRZ, Scion FR-S (FA20)

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Link ECU G5 Plug-In ECU for Toyota 86 / GT86, Subaru BRZ, and Scion FR-S. This is a standalone plug and play replacement for the factory ECU that plugs straight into the original wiring loom with no adapter harness needed. It includes a sample map to give you a head start, and it runs the same powerful microcontroller and firmware as the G5 Voodoo Pro.

Engine and transmission support

Designed for the 2.0 L 4U-GSE / FA20 H4 engine. Supports both manual and automatic transmissions.

Models supported

  • Toyota 86 ZN6, 2012-2021
  • Toyota GT86 ZN6, 2012-2021
  • Subaru BRZ ZC6, 2012-2020
  • Scion FR-S ZN6, 2013-2016

LHD vs RHD part numbers

  • LHD version: 241-4200
  • RHD version: 241-4000

Due to the very tight factory ECU location, the mounting method differs between left-hand drive and right-hand drive cars. Order the correct version for your vehicle.

Key features

  • Direct plug-in to the OEM harness with OE-style connectors
  • Full OEM CAN bus integration
  • Controls both direct and port injection
  • Full factory electronic throttle (DBW) control
  • Full VVT-i control
  • Control for both manual and automatic transmissions
  • Billet CNC aluminium enclosure that mounts in the OEM location
  • 512 MB onboard data logging, up to 250 channels and 100k samples per second
  • Built-in powered DTM4 CAN cable and locking USB-C extension for easy tuning access
  • Runs on Link’s PCLink software
  • Backed by Link’s Limited Lifetime Warranty

Note: The GT86 plug-in does not support the factory wide band sensors.

All Link Plug-In ECUs include

  • Plug and play direct replacement for the factory ECU
  • All motorsport features enabled: anti-lag, boost control, cruise control, gear shift control, nitrous control, launch control, paddle shift control, race timer and power management, rolling anti-lag, and traction control
  • Two CAN bus channels with flexible, user configurable CAN I/O and support for most third-party CAN devices
  • Advanced modelled fuel equation with flex fuel capability, or optional Traditional fuel equation
  • Exceptional adaptive knock control or traditional threshold-based knock control
  • Onboard 3-axis accelerometer and trigger oscilloscope
  • Live user configurable math channels running in the ECU
  • Flexible engine protection limiters
  • PCLink software for tuning, display, and powerful log analysis

2017+ model setup notes

2017 and later vehicles differ from earlier cars and will not run with the sample maps supplied in PCLink and the standard plug-in ECU hardware without the changes below:

  • Crank sensor: 2017+ engines have a Hall effect crank sensor instead of a reluctor. Set Trigger 1 Type to Optical/Hall and set the Trigger 1 Pull-up to ON.
  • DI fuel pressure sensor: 2017+ engines use a 4-pin sensor (earlier cars are 3-pin). Wire an 8.2 kΩ pull-up resistor between C7 (An Volt 4) and 5 V. Change the DI Fuel Pressure Source from An Volt 3 to An Volt 4, and set the calibration to 0 kPa at 4.06 V and 30000 kPa at 0.46 V.

What’s in the box

  • G5-GT86 Plug-In ECU
  • USB-C connection cable
  • Locking USB-C extension cable for easy tuning access
  • 2 x M6 screws for mounting in the OEM bracket
  • DTM4 CAN connection cable pre-installed in the enclosure
  • Link stickers

I/O expansion options

The following expansion connector inputs and outputs are provided:

Expansion Connector 1

  • 1: +14V Out
  • 2: AUX 15
  • 3: AUX 16
  • 4: DI 11
  • 5: DI 10
  • 6: DI 9
  • 7: +5V Out
  • 8: GND

Expansion Connector 2

  • 1: +14V Out
  • 2: Not Connected
  • 3: AN Volt 12
  • 4: AN Volt 11*
  • 5: AN Volt 6*
  • 6: AN Temp 4*
  • 7: +5V Out
  • 8: GND

*These inputs each have a jumper to either connect them to the Expansion plug or to their normal functions on the main header.

Installation

  • Mounts in the OEM location and plugs into the factory loom
  • Follow the official installation manual below
  • After installation, perform a health check and verify sensor calibrations in PCLink

Downloads

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